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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-21
SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS.
A Crooked Railroad Employe Dischare

A Crooked Railroad EmploJe Discharged.
CHICAGO, April 15.-S. j. Daggett, cash
Ter of the Pan Handle general freight Of
fee in this city, has been notified that his
services are no longer needed. He was
not an employe of the company, but was
hired and bonded by E. E. LOOMS, agent.
The discharge arose out Of an in
yestigation nov being made into all
freight agents accounts in connection
with the recently discovered conspiracy.
R. R. Morris, travelling auditor of the
company, has been at work on the books
here for some time, and discovered an ap-
parent discrepancy of $4,000 to $4,000.
Daggett claims 30 have credit vouchers
in course of passaS which will about bal
ance his account
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-21
KING
Solomon S Mines.
BIZ FL. RIDER HAGGARD.

ut is WELL" said, carelesSIy, ''all time is
before us, for we do not die. We are ready,
lead on. But InfadooS, and thou Scragga
beware! Play us no tricks, make for us no
snares, for before your brains of mad have
thought Of them we shall know them and
avenge them. The light from the transpar-
ent eye of him with the bare legs and the
half-halred face" Good ''shaIl destroy
you, and go through your land; his vanish
ing teeth shall fix themselves fast in you and
eat you up, you and your wives and children:
the magic tubes shall talk with you loudly
and make You as SieveS. BeWarev'
This magnificent address did not fail OF
its effect; indeed, it was hardly needed, 80
deeply were our friends already impressed
with our powers.
The old man made deep obeisance, and
murmured the word, "Koom, Koom," which
/ afterward discovered was their royal
salute, corresponding to the Bayete of the
Zulus, and turning addressed his followers.
These at once proceeded to lay hold of all
our goods and chattels, in order to bear them
for us, excepting only the guns, which they
would on no account touch. They even
seized Goods clothes, which were, as the
reader may remember, neatly folded up be-
side him.
lie at once made dive for them, and a
loud alteration ensued.
LET not my lord of the transparent eye
and the melting teeth touch them," said the
old man. Surely his slaves shall carry the
things"
''B.t want to put 'em onr' roared Good
in nervous English.
UmbOpa translated.
NAY, my lord" put in Infadoos, would
py,1 f,11
(aithough he was so dark Good had siDgu.
larly white skim from the eyes Of his serY.
ants? Have we offended my lord that he
should do such thing?'
Here 1 nearly exploded with laughing:
and meanwhile, one of the men started or
with the garments.
Damn itr' roared Good, that black vii
liam has got my trousers"
Look here, Good,' said Sir Henry, you
have appeared in this country in a certain
character, and you must live up to it. Ii
will never do for you to put on trousers
again. Henceforth you must live i'll fan
mel sh.t pair of boots, and an eyeglasS."
''Yes," / said, land with whskers on one
side of your face and not on the other. If
you change any of these things they will
think we are impostorS. / am very sorry for
yOui out, SERIOUSLY, you HlSG uo IL. Ii ouCo
they begin to suspect us our lives will not be
worth brass farthing."
''Do you really think sop said Good
gloomily.
Il do indeed. Your beautiful white legs
and your eyeglasses are now the feature OF
our party, and as Sir Henry says, you must
live up to them. Be thankful that you have
got your boots on, and that the air is warm. u
Good sighed, and said no more, but it took
him a fortnight to get accustomed to his at
tire.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-21
Another on his Trail.

PITTSBURGH, April 15.-It appears that
the most important arrest IN the Pan
Handle case is yet to be made. A former
conductor of the road named Conally is
supposed to have been the leader of the
gang and to have gotten away with an i'm
mense amount of plumber. Somehow or
other he got wind some time ago that a
raid would be made and skipped. He is
now in Kansas but an officer has been
sent after him and it is expected that he
will be arrested and brought back to this
city next week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-21
Shot His Wife and Attempted Suicide.

CHICAGO, April 14.-Minna Bertrand
aged twenty-one, was fatally shot tonight
on Thorp street by her husband, Joseph
Bertrand aged twenty-five, stove mould
er. She died almost instantly and
he attempted suicide by shooting himself
in the left breast. Bertrand had laid In
wait for his wife all day. After being
shot Mrs. Bertrand rana across the
street with her 10 months old
child in her arms and fell to the sidewalk,
at the same time calling for some one to
take her baby. Just as she sank to
the ground, Bertrand, who had
been cody watching her, placed the
muzzle of the revolver to his breast
and pulled the trigger. He sank to the
ground and was preparing to shoot again
when the weapon was wrested from him.
He will recover. Bertrand is addicted
to gambling and drinking. He and
his wife have lived very unhappily and
she has several times left him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-21
Increase of Postal REGENTS.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The gross pos
tai receipts at thirty of the largest post
Offices in the country fer the first three
months OF the present year were $4,746,-
DAG. an increase of 1881 ,481 over the cor
responding period of last year, or eight
and seven-tenths per cent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-21

''The Manuscript Found" Oh which the
Book of Mormon was based, is now pre-
served in Hiram college, at Hiram. Ohio,
Garfeld's old home.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-04-21

GenOereQ TO hon. GeO. W. RylanQ, Heu-
tenant governor and president of the
senate, for the able, impartial and courte
Gus manner in which he has discharged
the high duties of presiding officer of the
senate, and that assurance of personal
esteem of each senator with their best
wishes are hereby rendered. Adopted
unanimously. A large number OF bills
we're concurred in most of them being
of purely local nature.
House-The following bills were con-
Cured in: Enabling temporary aid to be
given INDECENT ex-union soldiers without
requiring them to be sent to the aims
house. Exempting only sacred articles,
provisions, sewing machines and a few
other things, from attachment when suit
is brought by servant girls, ect., for the
recovery of wages. Providing that
whenever the Wisconsin Veterans home
an institution which the G. A. &. pro-
pose to establish in MiIwaukee-shall be
established, the state Will appropriate
s. sper week, for the maintenance
of each honorably discharged,
destitute, ex-union soldier, not
able to obtain admission to the National
Soldiers home, and each destitute widow
of an honorably discharged ex-unlon sol
der, who was the wife of such soldier
during the civil war. Making gambling
by chambers of commerce, boards OF
trade and others by means of fictitious
contracts for buying or selling stocks,
bonds. grain, pork or produce OF any
kind punishable by fine not exceeding
$500 nor less than 5000 for the hrst OF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
N rHE sAHAsrzxz or Tu
Merchants National Bank.

ECURITIES AND vAIUABLEs,
= GOODS ard PARCELS of ell kinds re-
oesved TO- safe keep ng and storage.
Ssfes and n % IL Bars In HURaLAR
VAULT reAted At fpm IS 10 45e per an
mum. according TO size.
M0RTG age loans ea real ss.ate aI
low ate OF inter- ., and on long time
Interest paii on money from time Of
dep 81 70 date OF payment mil
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26
|iGAIN HR DECLINES.
Carter Harrison Imagines
that He Ii Opposed By
the President.
A Steamer Loaded With
Immigrants Ashore on
Long Island.
The Cotton Handlers of New
Orleans Paralyze Trade
by g Strike.
Resume Of the Financial Outlook-The
Fleodsd Dlstrict-Ths Grant nemo-
rial Committee App0inted-A
Tragedy In the Palmer House
at atChieago-An 0atrage.


CHIuA0o. March 25.-Tbis afternoon
Mayor Harrison attended q specially
called meeting Of the DEM nscratic Cam
paiRn Committee, snd positively with
drew his Ranns fFem the head Of the
tiskss. This will be Hsrrlsen's second
declination Of the nomination, made
last Wednesday, and this tiae bis
action will probably be final, 40 tai en-
after t1o dafs' delibegation. The
friends Of the Mayor say that when the
news Of the latest move beca~e known
around the City Hall, that HsFFlson's
fnal declination in the matter was the
result OF q careful survey Of the situa
tion, with President Kern, of the Cook
County Democratic Oiab. fighting him,
With Alderman Hildreth waeing sn act
i've war against him, and with Others
ready 10 bolt the nomination, be appre.
cisted tbs gravity Of the case and de
termined 10 get of. Harrison says bis
action 10 final. Hs opsnly declares that
of the administration at MaahinQtan
and has also been charged with treach-
cry to political friends, and for these
reasons be will not be q candidate.
HIS letter states that &C the C0nven-
tion be vas carried away by the sHthus-
issm Of the moment and decided 10 ac-
oept. After stating the endless ebuse be
had been subjected TO BY the press for
years, which be bore with comparative
equanimity, the abuse Of his personal
honor had never been attacked, but AoW
being accused OF hetrsying his friends,
the situation was unbearable and life
was too sbors In which b uadsFtake to
set him rieht. After declaring that.
knowing we'll the consequences Of such
action, which would De 10 forever
baF him from future political honoFs.
he must iFrevooably withdraw his name
from the head Of the ticket, the Mayor
saws: "The confidential adviser in
Chicago Of the President Of the United
States has taken the public position
that should be defended IN the inter
est Of the National Administration
The three newspapers, Shich are the
oFgsns Of the President in Chicago,
have attacked me violently since my
and urged my defeat. Tits
copvinces me that the President Of the
United States does not desire me 10 he
elected. therefore respectfully sug
Rest that yoa call into consultation with
ysu those gentlemen vbe are known TO
be advisers of the Federal ASministra-
tion and nominate q ticket which will
their support"
The charge of treaehsRy made in the
letter has reference to Dewitt O. Gre
gier, formerly Superintendent Of Public
Works. and who was urged for the nom
nation on the theory that Harrison
Eould nos accept another nomination.
What course the Democrats party will
nov pursue is not stated. e0me Of the
party men declare that Harrison cannot
resieu now and will consent to make the |
race, while others Intimate that q new
run will be made.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26
NOTICE

HAVING LEASED THR ROT
II s'hild bai q 'nE. Rors Tow sead. =.
= nsKl % q c Bsrt e;t & Ca. eo Water
! VIII offer ths two stay hri.Hk
s-iiliaz uoW occupted hY me for rcE or
sesN vith or without fixtures ioclndieg
80 e-ick warehouse. SaxSe test WI
aA o. seAse for one yeAr nom the lst a.
IAI e her the Whole or pArs of the huii {.
'Aa' r. W. FATrYdRONE r. nAl9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26

z ON asross the border would ioin them.
All are armed with WinehesieEs. sheald
sach a rising ocs1F. all tire whites n tne
a strict wo1ld sui n. AZ thew are at pres
ena AZ The mere, Of the Indians.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26

LsNDox. March 25.-At the seeond
day Of she Liverpool spriug meeting,
sha Sefton Park plate for the ave TUT
lengs' race was won hv Brydar WIZ
Inns b. Ssucy Lsss; Mr.. Ahinateaa
=. SnRrler, secsxd Captain Jones D
Theoaophisf, third.
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vIcroE1k lB. o.. March 25.-Ssss
from K9sissay, whare the lad ans res
eaed : pFisonsf, IL slafming. TIE Chief
ana 10 braves IN gar PAINT, denandsd
ana ase8fsd the reieaae of the pEisoosf.
sinss vhich time u has been qaist. II
4 thozeht that The least FupsaFs msy
esass . Rsnsgsi upgisiaa. les IBdiana
Q J0la maEes 800 sr4Fss eao 80 mofe
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SOCIETIES.
w. c. T. u.

~a ks Ne
THE SEATTLE WOMENB CHRIS
l ttah Temperance Union meets every
Friday. q: 10 p. N. In the First Msthod
q Episcopal ChuFch. Second street. An
Christian women earnestly invited 70
sitend- jazZ
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Tha ho3y af q woDtn wls foana n
shs hallwNV of z tsnsmsa1 b0ass. sit-
asted 81 No 2 Mes boaeFy, this morn.
inR. The wsman bad 6@sn ostfaReo
aad thea D1rsisred- she has ess1
identiasd a. Miss L5aisa Hatasid, .
RsOsklyB school teAeesEs
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ever DC casadIas III.

yIcToKA tB. c.. March 2s-Ihs
srss thrOuzh passengers ever t0s Ctn8-
dian Pacific arrived tonigbi, .ome OF
whom we're delayed sines FEB. 10th-
great number are boand for Ameriean
prints. All spsak highly 0f tbs trsst
rnsnt of the Canadian Rscine. Wao
h9assd and fed ab0us 30 a. Douslf.
iass east Il ahsrs tue bloekads oecurTed-
IL Il thOoght that trans viii nov Be
conEinnons
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RtAaaelal euslssk.

Nav Yonx, March = X @. Dan a
c., 80 sasII vsskiy tfa1s revisS, sAy;
spEil j. closs a had snd tbsss = some
z1xiety a. 70 tee money D8fket Aa
aszal as this sessoU. TIE bAnks have
seaa ssnding large aDenats % tos N
serior throoeh ihe dapnsiis at tse Treas
nYy AID tns sac Of silver eeriia sates
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HEw YonK. MsFea q james H0FaB,
ths driver Of an lee wagon nearly killed
hfs wife laza night with o hstehst and
then tnrew himself ous 0f q three story
uindSg, dsins instantly. The uple
had lost their sixth child. and both were
regarded a. partially insane In oonse-
q1snes-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26

CHioAGo. March rs y O. MsAvoy,
ean8id lte for City Treasurer on tbs
Demoorstic ticket. tsisgraphsd the
Campaisn Committee today that under
10 circumstances would Ne aoospt the
nomination.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26
Charged with PerIury

SAx FRANcIsco. March 25.-Tbe
Uuitsd States Grand i1ry has returned
indietmeata against II. Sherwood and
Eliiah Harrison. members Of the late
firm sf X charis, Harrison a Sherwood,
Of Chicago. charging them with perjury
in swearing 10 the ownership OF certain
eooda which they desired 20 have re-
leased In bond. b )th were arrested and
released on fuFnishine bonds In the
anm OF 60 so ssoh. Th9 defendants
vii ba arrAiQned on April 4th.
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FINE WATCH

when repaire4 By Q botch matchmaker
will never keep time correctly. Then yen
vii try smother f-n-~ailea wAfchm erl
q your watch win Be- IN Q worse condi
tian still. he-ises you are oTt n o. nsider
aba amount Of mercy You will avoid all
this troahie and yolF watch vii be IN :
feet order whea repaired and segulAte1 By
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work Resumed.

FHIcAoo. March % Work on tha
e4hls system Of tha north Division
Raiigsy vas resumed to-day. 5udea
Tulsy hsyiuR refused 10 grant the IN
janetion which Was soueht 10 put a atoB
70 the woTk by certain property owners.
asnxea for uurdsF Csmmitsed n 1873.
BEATRIcE. (Nsb March 25-Ja-ksnn
MARION vss hang-A hers 90 dag for the
mardeF Of John CeDeron. fifteen years
of age, 10 April 1872. Msri0n aBd Gam
erOn left Gfasshopper Springs. Kansas,
With = tea1s Of horses and wagon 30
woFk on the IS. Joseph and Denver
Railroad. The body % Cameron was
Z uxd one year aftervard and after q
lspse of 10 ysars the rrims vas hnaiiy
fixed apor Marion. He nsstheF confessed
nor donisd on fbs galioss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26

BowDLE (Dak.). March 35.-The last
report from the stage drivers from La
Grace and lie Bsan today says that a
great deal Of property has been lost dur
ing the last four davs. ewing 20 the
high waters Of the Missouri river 90
Ls Bean. The people from the bott0ns
we're cou peiled "a Zee 10 tbs high
bluffs. BsFthel Olsen was on the
roof Of hia building ali niRht
and Was rescued tke next daY. Mr..
Kirkland was drowned before he could
Fsaeh high Rrouud. wilkins q Ska
ner's ranch. near LA Gsaoe, is under
several fe Of water. TIE Grant river
Toe hn he up yesterday and 70 row over
flowing. snd Il is expasted vhen the
gorge st Bismarck breaks, the river viii
Fiaa aeNrFal feet mora.
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Jews Prasesting.

TuSrs. March 25.- .FoFtv thousand
Jews have onitsd IN protesting against
the hurial laws. Ons a the principal
features Opposed 10 The new laws .
the appointment nv The Tania munici-
pAl Authorities of Frenehmen 10 control
iutermenta. TIE Jews are aRgrieVed ee
bainR denied the same liberty In buxiAla
as tie Mnsselmen are given.
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DUBLrx, MsFsh .. Esther Kellsher
writes that be does not rs9rst bis loss Of
liberty, in xisV Of the reason for which
his imprisonment was ordered. De
SAYS: "lf keOs on 10 fail until | die, I
will never de the iufamO1s thing ths
JUDGE asked me 70 DO; 10 bstrsy the
cosh dauos Of the dsfsnoelsss aud loving
mamie Who trusted me"
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iadiesed hoodless.

CHIcA9o. March z.-botween nftsen
aud tWsssy additional indictmeats
turnsa shia afternoon. b 4 the Hamss 0f
ths fnai1tsd parties we're nst RiVsn oct.
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suffered Al the Hands 20 . Brute.

NEw YeRK, March "a fFigbtsui
crime wss commisted By ssl0ouksepsF
AZ Jsasrson ard Esss Broadway streets
SHORTLY after 10 O'Clock this moysinR.
TIE victim is . little aiEL. aHd she
Suffered terribly at the bands OF the
brute. Tbs news Of TIE crime spsetd
raoidiy and IN fe1 minasss tes rltss
vas thrunqed With an excited efoSd
Who thrsats0ed 10 lynsh the sooandrei.
The u sdis0n street - stlsn resrves
vRrs ssmmoned ard are tFyiBR % Rst
Al tie wrstoh VIM hiss barriesdsd him-
aslf IN the esiiaE Of hts salson-
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Japaneae On ChIcaEe.

Cmoaoo. March 3. -Knrado. japan
eae Munster OF War. and suite were
spectators in the CELERY Of tha Board
II Trade to- day. Taev are from Wash-
iagton snrousa 10 San Francisoo.
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BuyrkGo, March z5.--Jaeob Kahn, Of
Hss York, disd today. making ths foaF-
tenth yiStim Of the kcamond Hotel
Gre.
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MARsE1LIRs. March 25-The missing
jewels Of the woman Recnault, she k,la-
ina OF whom was confessed ~ we
Italian. Frarzin. after his arrest for tne
crime. we're fonnd a plase IN this city
known 10 have been visited BY me
prisoner.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26

Los AEKRLKs, Mlrch 25.-E. L. Ham
uaond, @ unity Tax Collector. Who dis
appeared from this city about two weeks
aeo and who has since been diarovared
10 bs a defaulter to the extent Of $40 COO,
will in all probability sem be arrested.
Strenuous efforts are being made to
that eH scs II is believed that hs has
eons Esst, and dispatches hsve boen
sans 10 all the large cities there. order
inr hia arrest. An iuvestiQ alton shows
that Hammond bad been living beyond
hia incouaa 70 a iaFqo extent.
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He also suggested that on the 9Th
dsy Of next April. which would be the
sixty-fifih anniversary Of the birth Of
Grant. every post Of the Gran Array Of
toe Republic should ct some convenient
hour assemble and ask their fellow eiti
ssns t. meet with them and hold feast
OF patriotism. aad thsseupon solicit and
recsivs contributions for the memorial.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-26

LoNDoN. March 26 The grand na-
sional stssplechAse handicap. for four
year olds and upward, AZ Livevpool.
vas won by 3 Jays Gamecook By
three lengths; Baynn W. Sohr0aefia
SAv0vard second. L1rd WoivertOn's
Johnny Longtail bad third. The'dla-
tanoe-about fear miles and 1000 yards
was covered in l0:l5. Hixtsem horses
started.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-22
CHAPTER XIX.
A STRANGE WEDDING.

O,.so, h, "A, .,
,a,,lna an, n go -. ua ,ho ho' . eu.eeu M
e., "a ,t,., 49, 81. 80. -. sa.Fa % "eie
o. ,,. hat 80 ~. en r. t.son. "no.
-. ~. ~, = -. " ""s 'oi as
~ I. N 'Ht,' Vi "', P'i's.
-, g ,,na ,';,',: 'o", ~. ,''al ,''n ,'o'
,ba. .,s .ha. ha - W., nn . VI 'a'nel
.,'a. w., "Aa, =. 80 na' ne meant was
a.. 49,. :. ~. 49,. D.. .ne .'i,uet'oiio "
i ,a ;na,,a,,, .,,,,'' A'a .o' e'sh earn
- ",';'. P'ss'uii'y
.' '. s''p''s =, 'o ar :" .new 'na' we
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-22

Tho Bean Ideal Of q Family Nediciss.
A remedy which promptly and con- plete
ly relieves ailments Of such COMMON occur
renee as indigestion, cnnsti patton. bilious
ness and disorders Of q msisrixl tyI.-. Is
assursdly the bean id,ai of . family
m-Aicne Such l. Host. If-r's Stnwari,
Bitfsrs. which Is not osIy capable of
eradicatins these complaints. sut also
count racting tendency I" kidney trui b!--.
rheumatism and premature % a sacr cf
stamina Taking Il all round !" as the
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90 useful, effective and agreeable house.
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than BY the families Of America Nun
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its merit The demand for it abroad, ne.
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its h-nSticent effects confirming the high
OPT ion originally formed Of It
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-22

~ huu u tur FVIuts
Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordcred liver
Is misery. Indigestion is a foe to good na-
ture.
The human digestive apparatus is one Of
the most complicated and wonderful things
in existence. 1t is easily put out OF order.
Greasy food. tough food. sloppy food.
bad cookery, mental worry. late hours. ir-
regular habits, and many other things which
ought not to be. have made the American
people nation Of dyspeptics.
But Green's August Flower has done .
wonderful work in reforming this sad busi-
ness and making the American people 50
healthy that they can enjoy their meals and
be happy.
Remember: Sohappinessw without health.
But Green's August Flower brings health
and happiness to the dyspeptic. Ask your
druggist for bottle. Seventy five cents.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-22

NON>& trifle with any Throat or
NV Lung Disease. II you have
Cough or Cod, or the children arc
threatened with Croupo or Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. 1t is positive curs'
and We guarantee 1t. Price 10 anS Soc
Frank II. Coblentz. corner Market and
High streets.